Death of Carruth in Great Falls at 73
Longtime Montana state official Ed Carruth 73 died in Great Falls hospital from pneumonia after a brief illness. Survived by widow Edith M. Carruth. two daughters Cooley Carruth and Mrs. R. Taghella. a brother L. S. Carruth. plus a sister in California. Funeral Tuesday 11 a.m. Havre Presbyterian Church. Burial Havre cemetery. Carruth moved from Minnesota to Havre in 1902, later active in state gas development, politics, and HOLC leadership.
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Montana rural people again demonstrate faith in trees
Montane Ural people show renewed support for shelterbelt planting with 969 farm homes receiving trees from the Montana State College cooperative forestry nursery. Cascade county leads with 128 applications this year, a drastic rise since 1923, as counties across the state expand tree plantings for rural improve ment and wind protection.
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Organization Ratings On School of Mines Campus
On the School of Mines campus various student groups and activities drew attention in a mixed report. The piece names organizations, campus events, and dates including June activities and a note about health and medication programs.
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Mills Warn Farmers Not To Drop Hopper Campaign
Dr B Mills Montana State College entomologist warns farmers against starting any poison program for grasshoppers. Wet spells delayed hatch, making poisoning less effective at 70 to 90 degrees. Planes aided efforts but weather limited flights. spreaders urged, movement of damaged areas guarded to avoid livestock risk. In Montana, large scale campaign continues as officials push controlled measures to curb hopper migration and protect crops.
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Warn Farmers Not To Pay Big Price For Grass Seeds
Bozeman June 24. Article reports uncertainty over Michels grass seed variety as a perennial forage. University of Idaho distributed seed, Montana tests showed initial growth but winter death reduced plants to 1 5 percent. Agronomy department plans extended selection to develop a true perennial grass for grazing and yields.
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State to Receive $41,000 for Wild Life Restoration
The state will obtain 41000 for wildlife restoration from a federal appropriation, with the state contributing one fourth of project costs as approved by the Geological Survey bureau. The plan proposes increasing Montana’s allotment to 55142 if an additional 500000 is approved, funded by coal tax revenue from fires and ammunition taxes used that year.
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Montana land use advisory committee meets in Bozeman
Montana's state land use advisory committee met at Montana State College today to discuss improved land use and development of agricultural resources. The committee includes representatives from state and federal farming agencies and county extension groups, with J C Taylor chairing and W A Allison of Allinga among present.
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Clegg Expeditions Try Yellowstone From Vancouver Crew
Vancouver based explorer R. Clegg and Haldane Holm of Coquille Oregon completed a 30 mile stretch of the Yellowstone River despite warnings. They portaged from Idata Fajiq to Cardiner and reached Gordises without incident after a water‑logged trip down the turbulent river. The journey followed warnings that the Yellowstone is a desperate river.
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Giles Starts on Boat Trip Down The Yellowstone
Giles of Glendive begins a 226 mile river journey down the Yellowstone with Frank Boyce. He aims to set a new distance record and expects 80 to 90 hours for the trip, stopping to note rocks and currents. The swim is a tune-up before a Bil lings to Glendive swim scheduled next day.
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Man Held on Killing Count Tries Suicide
Great Bulls June 24 A1 Ray mon A Swanson 26 who aid killed Lloyd Tolsheimer and seriously wounded Mrs Betty Sturman on the morning of May 20 in a Ne Dart beer parley, this warming tempted suicide by slashing his throat in the county jail here according to County Attorney Phi O G Greenan Swanson slashed his throat and neck in several places with the blade of a razor which had been given but when he caressed a desire to shave himself Bleeding profusely Swanson was then to a hospital where the attending physician stated his condition
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Taft Candidate Emerges Amid Ohio Political Rifts
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